Content:

The content is the key for a Newspaper Success, reporting from three offices in India and a fully staffed operation at the Head Office in Brampton-Punjabi Post is one of the most reliable info bank for Punjabis

In addition to its primary responsibility of reporting the facts/News, the newspaper regularly features sections on Entertainment, Religion, Children, Sciences, Sports, Fashion, Health and Special Issues. The content for Punjabi Post is pooled by senior correspondents, reporters and contributors from world over. The Newspaper brings the pure piece of unbiased information for every Punjabi-who want to remain connected with his/her roots.

Advertisers Profile:

Lawyers, paralegals, real estate professionals, retail stores, community groups, large scale entertainers and small community based organizations have all found the Canadian Punjabi Post to be a highly effective medium to get their message to the local South Asian communities. The Canadian Punjabi Post presents many newsworthy issues and features in a very uncluttered, reader friendly format, which makes advertisement visible and appealing. Even a small ad stands out and does not get missed by our readers. In addition, the Canadian Punjabi Post advertorial style features Professionals by giving them a unique opportunity to be a contributing writer about their business or area of expertise.

PRINCIPAL:

The company is headed by Mr. Jagdish Grewal, Editor & Publisher. The knowledge, technical skills, editing expertise and a strong network of contacts throughout the South Asian and mainstream Canadian communities.

Jagdish Grewal was the past editor of an award winning weekly Panj Pani and a host of community affair programs on local radio stations and Rogers Cable 10. Currently, Mr. Grewal is the Host of Our City Toronto a Rogers channel 622 broadcast airing weekly and repeated three times per week. As an active community member Mr. Grewal's community work has caught the attention of senior politicians both at national and provincial levels earning him formal awards from Prime Minister Jean Chretien and Premier Mike Harris. He also received volunteer appreciation awards from Albina Gaurnieri, MP of Mississauga East, John C. Snoblen, MPP of Mississauga North, Rob Sampson, MPP of Mississauga West, Steve Mahony MP of Mississauga West and Gurbakhas Malhi, MP of Bramalea-Malton-Gore-Springdale

Advertising Benefits:

• The Canadian Punjabi Post provides an economical means of reaching prospective customers. Therefore, regular advertising allows advertisers to generate new customers and increase profits.
• Advertisers can continually reach and educate new buyers who enter the market as many newcomers to the distribution area turn to the Canadian Punjabi Post for information.
• The Canadian Punjabi Post provides information that is vital to members of the local landscape. By advertising regularly, advertisers can establish a good reputation in the community and build prestige.
• The Canadian Punjabi Post provides an ideal means of describing product/service in complete and memorable terms, including pictures. Therefore, advertisers can keep generating a healthy flow of business for their organization.
• Frequent and consistent advertising in Canadian Punjabi Post can result in lower costs due to specialized rates offered to such advertisers.
• The Canadian Punjabi Post enables advertisers to customize their advertising to meet their budget/campaign while being able to target customers effectively.
• Consistent presence in the Canadian Punjabi Post helps advertisers protect their market share.
• The Canadian Punjabi Post provides daily exposure to thousands who look to newspaper advertising when they are ready to buy. Advertisers gain from having a captive, eager and proactive audience for their ads who look at newspaper advertising as "shopping news.
• Consistent advertising in newspapers enable advertisers to remind their regular clients that they are still in business.

Need Specialized Services and Advertising:

The Canadian Punjabi Post can provide you with consultation to assist your business with planning and promotions for maximum impact on their targeted readership. We can also help you decide on an advertising plan that is economical for your budget. We are ready and willing to assist you in any way we can to help you promote your business.

Whatever your advertising budget and communication need the Canadian Punjabi Post will try to assist in getting your message heard. Please contact Jagdish Grewal or any member of our friendly staff by calling 905-405-0222, 647-287-6019, 647-299-7678. We would be delighted to hear from you. Rogers channel 622 broadcast airing weekly and repeated three times per week. As an active community member Mr. Grewal's community work has caught the attention of senior politicians both at national and provincial levels earning him formal awards from Prime Minister Jean Chretien and Premier Mike Harris. He also received volunteer appreciation awards from Albina Gaurnieri, MP of Mississauga East, John C. Snoblen, MPP of Mississauga North, Rob Sampson, MPP of Mississauga West, Steve Mahony MP of Mississauga West and Gurbakhas Malhi, MP of Bramalea-Malton-Gore-Springdale

Community Based Activities:

Through the community-based activities we have generated a significant amount of funds to help make the community a better place for everyone. Through Lishkara Radio $225,000 was raised in two hours and a total of $1.7 million was raised in collaboration with newspaper and other media for the Credit Valley Hospital. Others include The Sick Children Hospital - raising $500, 000 in 1999; The William Osler Health Sciences Centre - raising $30,000 for Brampton Memorial and $25,000 for Etobicoke General; The Daily Bread Food Bank - collecting 18,000 pounds of food in 1998 - the largest single food drive activity; and The Guru Gobind Singh Children Foundation - collecting up to $7,000 per year for Foster Parents Plan and Orphaned Children. The list goes on with support for organizations such as the Canadian Paraplegic Association, Race Against Racism in concert with the Peel Regional Police, and The Richmond Street and many other Toronto area Drop-in Centres assisting the homeless with hot meals and shelter. Their community work also includes support for Can Sikh Cultural Centre, Guru Nanak Car Rally, Etobicoke Sport and Cultural Centre, and Credit Valley Capital Campaign Committee - committed to raising $50 million for an expansion project..